Sentence examples for as compensable from inspiring English sources

Fertility traits of semen can be categorized as compensable or uncompensable [ 1, 3- 7].

The first and most commonly applied criterion is a treatment injury, which is defined as compensable if the patient's care did not measure up to the standard of an experienced health professional, and was therefore preventable.

This is well demonstrated in the literature where factors such as compensable status [ 10, 11, 15, 16, 38, 39], level of education [ 11, 13, 16], the intent of injury [ 11], gender [ 11, 13, 16, 40, 41], social circumstances [ 13, 16, 18], intent [ 11], mechanism of injury [ 11], and the level of designation of the trauma centre of management [ 11, 42] have been shown to be important.

By the early 20th century insurance companies recognized asbestos fabrication as among the occupations most dangerous to human health, and by the 1930s-that is to say, before the outbreak of World War II-workers' compensation systems listed asbestosis as a compensable condition.

The mortality and morbidity experience in these cohorts are neither at odds with the IOM classification nor the 'presumptive list' adopted as being compensable by VANZ.

This report examines whether the mortality and cancer experience of New Zealand veterans is consistent with Vietnam service and the lists of conditions accepted as being compensable.

(Group 5) The role of health professionals in timely decision making about treatment was perceived as important, particularly as requests for compensable treatment needed to be approved by the insurer prior to commencement of the service.

The Institute of Medicine of the US National Academy of Sciences has carried out cumulative reviews of the mechanistic, animal and epidemiological evidence for the relationship between herbicide exposure and health and compiled lists of conditions associated with Vietnam service, adopted as 'presumptive lists' compensable by Veterans Affairs New Zealand.

Six-day-old non-surgically recovered bovine ova/embryos have been used to evaluate compensable and uncompensable seminal deficiencies as well as to test reproductive strategies.

Disability from occupationally induced allergies is compensable under Workers' Compensation law (Phillips et al. 1999).

Under U.S. law as of July 2012, it is only when a data breach results in actual loss as defined by applicable law that compensable damages arise.